St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-21

the matter was kept very quiet there
was quite gathering of people at the
church. Miss BOwlin was attired IN a
beautiful dress of ottoman silk, trimmed
with pearl pasSementerie,c cream brocade
and flowers in natural tintS. The sleeves
were purple and of brOcaded silk, and
the collar was of the Queen Anne style.
The adornmentS were of lace and dia-
mOndS. Mr.Smith was dressed in black,
wearing the conventional Prince Albert
coat. Miss BOwlin is the sister of the
well known wholesale liquor dealer, ?.
j. Bowlin, and Mr.. Smith is the cashier
of the wholesale grocery house of Max
field IL Seabury. The presents were
mostly in silverware and were costly
and beautiful. The most notable were
those presented by Miss Campbell, the
D0nagh family, the Misses Doian, the
Misses Kavanagh and j. q. DOmelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith intend taking up
their residence ina short time at 2S5
Grove street.
WELCOME TO A PASTOR.
The ladies of the Hebron Baptist
church gavea reception last evening,
welcoming home their pastor, Rev. III.
c. Gamble, and wife, from their bridal
tour, and most enjoyable affair it was
throughout. The audience room of the
deliberately decorated with fruit,
flowers and pictures, the chairs
with which the room is
seated having been removed to the back
part of the room, and in their places a
number of small center tables were
placed, laden with pyramids Ofrf1OwerS
and fruit, while the platform and organ
were arranged in the same way. Over
the pulpit. worked in evergreenS, was
the motto, welcome Home, and the
good people of the church received their
many guests and the pastor and his wife
in way that left no doubt of its mean
ing. Among the many present at the
reception were:
son, Mr. and Mrs. Talman, Mr.. and Mrs. Van,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Hart, Mrs. E. NJ. Wood
bury, Mrs. Anna Hawthorne, Mrs. William
Haskell, Mrs Hill, Mrs. ma, kenSie, Misses
Lynch, Laura Gates, Kate Putnam,
Minnie Berwick, Blanche Lyons, Gertie Jen-
kins, Minnie Haskell, Katie Doak, Lizzie
Doak. Miss Lawrence, and Messrs. j. S. n.
Peter, Henchman, A. M. Lawton, J. NJ
Hawthorne, Alden Mcintosh, Day, George
Mcintosh, Sehuman, j. c. Bryant, Runyon,
Hawkins, Cloud, and Revs. II. c. Herriott
and W. D.. Roberts. -,
NOTES. *
j. G. Donnelly and P. J. Bowlin left by the
z: 80 Omaha train for Washington D. c., last
evening. Mr.. Donnelly was accompanied by
his daughter and MIR. Bowlin by his son and
daughter. These gentlemen intend placing
their children in the Convent of the Vista
ton at Georgetown, ID. G.. After this they
York and return home in about ten days.
Last evening occurred the marriagezof Ed
ward T. .Stahlmann, of st. Peter street, and
Miss 1fllie Mueller. daughter of ex-Deputy
Sheriff Matt Mueller. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
mother, No. 234 West Eighth street, and after
a reception and bridal dinner, the. happy
couple departed for tour East.
The ladies of the First Baptist church en-
tertained the Home Mission circle yesterday
and sociable. A large number were in at
tendance and the church parlors were I'M
usually pleasant and attractive.
Frank Davis has returned from Chicago,
accompanied by Miss Carrie Burtiss, of
Titusville, Pa who viii spend the winter
avenue. <--'- 3 t'--@t -. '.+
Edgar D. Albee, of St Paul. has entered
the senior class in the Philadelphia dental
college. After graduation, Mr.. Albee will
probably locate in st. Paul.
j. A. Griffith d Co. have sued NJ. II. Will
hanson ct al. to enforce the payment Of
S16150 for goods furnished. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Kelly have returned
to the city after a wedding tour through the
Eastern cities.
Miss May Ingram, of Dayton avenue. left
last evening for Morris, where. she will visit
several weeks.
George W. B. Bartlett.and wife, of Belfast,
Me-, are visiting Capt. Z. Simonton, of Sum-
nit avenue.
Miss D. Malloy, of Saltwater, is the guest
of Miss Jennie Burlington, 172 Temperance
street. : -
Miss Ellen and Miss Alice McGrary, of
Prescott, Wis. were guests in the city last
week <
Hal Stees, of Virginia avenue, will enter
tain party Of friends next Saturday even
ing.
Mrs j. W. Bum, 143 West Fourt street, is
entertaining Miss Mae George, of Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seabury, of Chicago, are
guests of Mrs. Seabury, of Ashland avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Mingaxe, of Winnipeg,
are sojourning in the city for few days
Mrs. T. S. White will entertain the Kanga-
roo club tomorrow evening.